A mountain lion spotted over the weekend has safely moved along, according to officials. The big cat was seen in the Panhandle neighborhood, a rare sighting that caused concern among residents.
The outcome of the situation has brought relief to those who live in the area. Officials have confirmed that the mountain lion exited peacefully.
Further details about the incident are available from the source. The brief sighting has been resolved without incident, and residents are no longer on alert.
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